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stream-identifier
The following operations can be performed on “stream-identifier”:
| unset | rm | stat | show | add | set |
unset stream identifier
Use this command to remove stream identifier settings.Refer to the set stream identifier command for meanings of the arguments.
Synopsis
unset stream identifier
rm stream identifier
Removes a stream identifier. Note: You cannot remove a stream identifier if it is being used in a policy.
Synopsis
rm stream identifier
Arguments
name The name of stream identifier.
Example
rm stream identifier stream_id
stat stream identifier
Displays the statistics that the Citrix ADC has collected for the specified stream identifier.
Synopsis
stat stream identifier
Arguments
name Name of the stream identifier.
pattern Values on which grouping is performed are displayed in the output as row titles. If grouping is performed on two or more fields, their values are separated by a question mark in the row title.
For example, consider a selector that contains the expressions HTTP.REQ.URL and CLIENT.IP.SRC (in that order), on an appliance that has accumulated records of a number of requests for two URLs, example.com/page1.html and example.com/page2.html, from two client IP addresses, 192.0.2.10 and 192.0.2.11.
With a pattern of ? ?, the appliance performs grouping on both fields and displays statistics for the following:
- Requests for example.com/abc.html from 192.0.2.10, with a row title of example.com/abc.html?192.0.2.10.
- Requests for example.com/abc.html from 192.0.2.11, with a row title of example.com/abc.html?192.0.2.11.
- Requests for example.com/def.html from 192.0.2.10, with a row title of example.com/def.html?192.0.2.10.
- Requests for example.com/def.html from 192.0.2.11, with a row title of example.com/def.html?192.0.2.11.
With a pattern of * ?, the appliance performs grouping on only the client IP address values and displays statistics for the following requests:
- All requests from 192.0.2.10, with the IP address as the row title.
- All requests from 192.0.2.11, with the IP address as the row title.
With a pattern of ? *, the appliance performs grouping on only the URL values and displays statistics for the following requests:
- All requests for example.com/abc.html, with the URL as the row title.
- All requests for example.com/def.html, with the URL as the row title.
With a pattern of * *, the appliance displays one set of collective statistics for all the requests received, with no row title.
With a pattern of example.com/abc.html ?, the appliance displays statistics for requests for example.com/abc.html from each unique client IP address.
With a pattern of * 192.0.2.11, the appliance displays statistics for all requests from 192.0.2.11.
detail Specifies detailed output (including more statistics). The output can be quite voluminous. Without this argument, the output will show only a summary.
fullValues Specifies that numbers and strings should be displayed in their full form. Without this option, long strings are shortened and large numbers are abbreviated
ntimes The number of times, in intervals of seven seconds, the statistics should be displayed. Default value: 1 Minimum value: 0
logFile The name of the log file to be used as input.
clearstats Clear the statsistics / counters
Possible values: basic, full
sortBy use this argument to sort by specific key
Possible values: Req, BandW, RspTime, Conn, breachcnt, pktCredits, pktsPerSecond, DroppedConns
sortOrder use this argument to specify sort order
Possible values: ascending, descending Default value: SORT_DESCENDING
Output
count devno stateflag
Counters
Stream Session Requests (Req) Total number of Stream Requests recieved.
Stream Session Bandwidth (BandW) Total Bandwidth consumed.
Stream Session Response Time (RspTime) Average response time of the stream session.
Stream Session Connections (Conn) Current connections on the stream session.
Stream Session Breaching Transactions (breachcnt) Total Breaching Transactions in configured interval.
Stream session packet credits (pktCredits) Calculated Packet credits on current connection.
Stream session packets per second (pktsPerSecond) Total packets recieved in configured interval.
Stream session connections dropped (DroppedConns) Total connections dropped.
show stream identifier
Displays the parameters of the specified stream identifier or, if no stream identifier name is specified, the parameters of all configured stream identifiers.
Synopsis
show stream identifier [
Arguments
name The name of stream identifier.
Output
selectorName Name of the selector to use with the stream identifier.
rule Rule.
ngname Nodegroup name to which this identifier belongs to.
recordlimit Maximum number of objects allowed per identifier.
interval Number of minutes of data to use when calculating session statistics (number of requests, bandwidth, and response times). The interval is a moving window that keeps the most recently collected data. Older data is discarded at regular intervals.
SampleCount Size of the sample from which to select a request for evaluation. The smaller the sample count, the more accurate is the statistical data. To evaluate all requests, set the sample count to 1. However, such a low setting can result in excessive consumption of memory and processing resources.
sort Sort stored records by the specified statistics column, in descending order. Performed during data collection, the sorting enables real-time data evaluation through Citrix ADC policies (for example, compression and caching policies) that use functions such as IS_TOP(n).
snmptrap Enable/disable SNMP trap for stream identifier
appflowLog Enable/disable Appflow logging for stream identifier
trackAckOnlyPackets Track ack only packets as well. This setting is applicable only when packet rate limiting is being used.
trackTransactions Track transactions exceeding configured threshold. Transaction tracking can be enabled for following metric: ResponseTime. By default transaction tracking is disabled
maxTransactionThreshold Maximum per transcation value of metric. Metric to be tracked is specified by tracktransactions attribute.
minTransactionThreshold Minimum per transcation value of metric. Metric to be tracked is specified by tracktransactions attribute.
acceptanceThreshold Non-Breaching transactions to Total transactions threshold expressed in percent. Maximum of 6 decimal places is supported.
breachThreshold Breaching transactions threshold calculated over interval.
log Location where objects collected on the identifier will be logged.
logInterval Time interval in minutes for logging the collected objects. Log interval should be greater than or equal to the inteval of the stream identifier.
logLimit Maximum number of objects to be logged in the log interval.
builtin Flag to determine if stream identifier is built-in or not
feature The feature to be checked while applying this config
stateflag used internally to identify ip addresses returned.
devno count
Example
show stream identifier stream_id
add stream identifier
Creates a stream identifier. A stream identifier specifies how data is collected and stored for an Action Analytics configuration.
Synopsis
add stream identifier
Arguments
name The name of stream identifier.
selectorName Name of the selector to use with the stream identifier.
interval Number of minutes of data to use when calculating session statistics (number of requests, bandwidth, and response times). The interval is a moving window that keeps the most recently collected data. Older data is discarded at regular intervals. Default value: 1 Minimum value: 1
SampleCount Size of the sample from which to select a request for evaluation. The smaller the sample count, the more accurate is the statistical data. To evaluate all requests, set the sample count to 1. However, such a low setting can result in excessive consumption of memory and processing resources. Default value: 1 Minimum value: 1 Maximum value: 65535
sort Sort stored records by the specified statistics column, in descending order. Performed during data collection, the sorting enables real-time data evaluation through Citrix ADC policies (for example, compression and caching policies) that use functions such as IS_TOP(n).
Possible values: REQUESTS, CONNECTIONS, RESPTIME, BANDWIDTH, RESPTIME_BREACHES, NONE Default value: REQUESTS
snmptrap Enable/disable SNMP trap for stream identifier
Possible values: ENABLED, DISABLED Default value: DISABLED
appflowLog Enable/disable Appflow logging for stream identifier
Possible values: ENABLED, DISABLED Default value: DISABLED
trackAckOnlyPackets Track ack only packets as well. This setting is applicable only when packet rate limiting is being used.
Possible values: ENABLED, DISABLED Default value: DISABLED
trackTransactions Track transactions exceeding configured threshold. Transaction tracking can be enabled for following metric: ResponseTime. By default transaction tracking is disabled
Possible values: RESPTIME, NONE Default value: NONE
maxTransactionThreshold Maximum per transcation value of metric. Metric to be tracked is specified by tracktransactions attribute. Default value: 0 Minimum value: 0
minTransactionThreshold Minimum per transcation value of metric. Metric to be tracked is specified by tracktransactions attribute. Default value: 0 Minimum value: 0
acceptanceThreshold Non-Breaching transactions to Total transactions threshold expressed in percent. Maximum of 6 decimal places is supported. Default value: 0.000000
breachThreshold Breaching transactions threshold calculated over interval. Default value: 0 Minimum value: 0
Example
add stream identifier stream_id top_url -interval 10 -sampleCount 1 -sort REQUESTS
set stream identifier
Modifies the specified parameters of a stream identifier. Parameters for which a default value is available revert to their default values.
Synopsis
set stream identifier
Arguments
name The name of stream identifier.
selectorName Name of the selector to use with the stream identifier.
interval Number of minutes of data to use when calculating session statistics (number of requests, bandwidth, and response times). The interval is a moving window that keeps the most recently collected data. Older data is discarded at regular intervals. Default value: 1 Minimum value: 1
SampleCount Size of the sample from which to select a request for evaluation. The smaller the sample count, the more accurate is the statistical data. To evaluate all requests, set the sample count to 1. However, such a low setting can result in excessive consumption of memory and processing resources. Default value: 1 Minimum value: 1 Maximum value: 65535
sort Sort stored records by the specified statistics column, in descending order. Performed during data collection, the sorting enables real-time data evaluation through Citrix ADC policies (for example, compression and caching policies) that use functions such as IS_TOP(n).
Possible values: REQUESTS, CONNECTIONS, RESPTIME, BANDWIDTH, RESPTIME_BREACHES, NONE Default value: REQUESTS
snmptrap Enable/disable SNMP trap for stream identifier
Possible values: ENABLED, DISABLED Default value: DISABLED
appflowLog Enable/disable Appflow logging for stream identifier
Possible values: ENABLED, DISABLED Default value: DISABLED
trackAckOnlyPackets Track ack only packets as well. This setting is applicable only when packet rate limiting is being used.
Possible values: ENABLED, DISABLED Default value: DISABLED
trackTransactions Track transactions exceeding configured threshold. Transaction tracking can be enabled for following metric: ResponseTime. By default transaction tracking is disabled
Possible values: RESPTIME, NONE Default value: NONE
maxTransactionThreshold Maximum per transcation value of metric. Metric to be tracked is specified by tracktransactions attribute. Default value: 0 Minimum value: 0
minTransactionThreshold Minimum per transcation value of metric. Metric to be tracked is specified by tracktransactions attribute. Default value: 0 Minimum value: 0
acceptanceThreshold Non-Breaching transactions to Total transactions threshold expressed in percent. Maximum of 6 decimal places is supported. Default value: 0.000000
breachThreshold Breaching transactions threshold calculated over interval. Default value: 0 Minimum value: 0
Example
set stream identifier stream_id -selectorName top_clients -interval 1 -sampleCount 1 -sort NONE
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